WILLIAM TURNING HEADS AT PALACE WITH THESE NEW IDEAS - LATEST

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[@CajunBeautyCo]

Nope, keep the bowing, there's no respect left in the world these days and keep the traditions alive!

[@jenniferbangs8557]

Keep the Bowing and curtsy.

[@heatherives8646]

@@jenniferbangs8557 why I would not cursty

[@jackie-r5o]

William and Catherine are beautiful roses while the Harkles are poison oak

[@ajune583]

🎯!!

[@lorrainemcgregor1759]

Oaks are strong and magestic, lets change it to poisoned ivy, creepy sounds right. 😂

[@renatatarnawski5974]

Poison Ivy are H+M

[@carolinerosecholmodeley.6864]

Oh ivy does creep .

[@lorrainemcgregor1759]

@@carolinerosecholmodeley.6864 Ivy is very invasive, sucks the life out of other species, will take over if not contained. 😂😂

[@lisacole9955]

Definitely bow and curtsy to his majesty King Charles and Queen Camilla, Catherine Princess of Wales and of course Prince William.

[@ifythomas2340]

Don’t change it. Is tradition. 👍

[@user-or4fe2sk3v]

I loved the fact that both Wimbledon Men's finalists bowed to HRH Princess Catherine. I respected them for doing that. ❤

[@janiecelang2558]

Good manners & respect never gò out of style. 👋👋👋

[@Anastajia2005]

In the case of someone whose name I will not say, she has no idea what those two words mean. As class, she never had it, never will. Now Catherine our beautiful Princess Of Wales, she oozes it. That smile of hers lights up the whole world, I got so emotional seeing her at the tennis tournament, she was absolutely stunning. Had it been the other one showing those shark teeth, one would have heard the theme from jaws. I've said that a few times, but each time she does that Rictus grin that is all I hear. She always manages to hone in right where the camera is, never misses a beat. They give me the shivers, the eyes are the windows to your soul and I wonder if she has one.

[@musicandbooklover-p2o]

Well, if true seems William thinks they should be done away with. Bowing is a sign of respect and trying to destroy others having respect for other people isn't going to end up well. Look at the Markles to see what happens when you are constantly told you are the equal of others and others should respect you as a result, didn't turn out very well for either of them (in fact it ruined them, and both parents should be ashamed though one is gone and I don't think the other realises he's to blame even now) and William needs to look hard at his brother and sister-in-law and see where that attitude leads.

[@rosicypriano7783]

Tradition is what makes The Royals attractive and different. Don't change it.

[@deeannesweetapple3264]

I love seeing the Royals being animated. To show they are human also. As for the bowing and curtsying, I think it is a sign of respect for the Royals and people should keep doing it. The Royals work hard, and bowing or curtsying just would show that people appreciate what they do.

[@Sotto_]

And don't forget, you are not Boeing to them as an individual, but to their place and role in the governance, laws and Constitution of the UK.

[@Lkydo8165]

I think out of respect we should curtsy and bow to Princess Catherine and Prince William and especially when they become king and queen

[@heatherives8646]

@@Lkydo8165 no way would I cursty to anyone

[@MaggieWoodbury-hp9yq]

I'm so proud of Prince William for being so open with his emotions. Times are differnt, for the better!

[@user-iw6yn3hb9r]

I think it’s good to bow to William to acknowledge our monarchy he represents .

[@Interbeing_CDN]

A Canadian here, I believe that the tradition of the bow and curtsy should be maintained for any formal event, but optional otherwise. Much like rising when a judge enters a court room, it is a sign of respect.

[@ritasweeney6470]

I agree with you, it's a sign of respect. ❤️🇨🇦

[@alicesings1971]

Hi Neil ! 👋👋👋 Seeing Prince William and Princess Catherine with their children is so lovely. I see it as a mark of respect.

[@Caren-bo4uw]

It is so nice to know that they put spending time with their children as a priority. Such a delight to see❤

[@EspressoBaby]

Grace and manners are always welcomed. Please, let us keep these traditions that are time tested.

[@user-vt8hx4vb3p]

American here. Since we don't curtsey over here, I think bowing/curtseying to royalty is all part of the allure. If William doesn't want to "push the matter", I am fine with it. But he should not correct or stop anyone when they do. As it's been said, once you ban something, you can't start it back up again later.

[@yvonnevargas4129]

Absolutely Princess Catherine and Prince William are curtsy Worthy. They both are so loved around the world

[@katbar6066]

💯🎯

[@mariaeliane9545]

Ele está treinado na traição …

[@Pam_B]

@@mariaeliane9545 Who is trained in betrayal?

[@coolcpa3321]

Often men simply nod their head rather than bow from the hips. For women, a curtsy, originally designed for women in long, flowing skirts, can be awkward if not done correctly or if the person is elderly, weak or is wearing the wrong attire (tight skirt, pants, etc.). I think woman either bowing or curtsying is sufficiently modern; yet respectful.

[@ginajennings1664]

I like the bowing, if I were ever to have the honor of meeting a royal I would gladly bow. Except I absolutely would not for Harry and Meghan.

[@bobbievedvick9334]

harry and markle are common grifters. They will never resonate as royals to me. They're too crass and crude.

[@KepiGal]

You know she would tell you too (like she told a teacher supposedly) and that you should call her Ma'am.

[@Ceba-pw8hk]

​@@KepiGal There are things I would call her, none of which is ma'am

[@KepiGal]

@@Ceba-pw8hk 🤣🤣🤣

[@cherylecheryle8231]

Me either!!🤮

[@howard1707]

Many many years ago I met Queen Juliana of the Netherlands and did a traditional bow as I would and did to any member of the British Royal Family, Queen Juliana very politely said no no young man it is not necessary to bow to me and laughed it off, it made me feel uncomfortable, sticking to a traditional protocol is best all round.

[@user-mf9tq3dh9c]

Nothing wrong with showing respect.

[@eveross359]

I oftwise watch the Royals. They do bow back.

[@user-mf9tq3dh9c]

@eveross359 why wouldn't anyone you're in the presence of royalty.

[@gerrymarmee3054]

I like the bowing. I think we all need more respect around the world.

[@denisejohnson9396]

Your right 100%

[@GLCToni]

I agree. People in Asia bow to everyone as a sign of respect. I guess it should up to the British people?

[@diana-nn6tz]

Christians bow to no one but King Jesus.

[@kookaburralaughs1869]

@@diana-nn6tz Yes they do I get your point, but if it is a custom it should be respected.

[@birgittavanblitterswijk6998]

@@diana-nn6tz he never was a king, but a rabbi.

[@mariesheppert6342]

If meeting a senior Royal, yes bow and curtsy, it is showing respect. I am an American and Love the real Royals.

[@Elaina802]

I will always bow to William and Catherine, in fact all the royal family, but I'd never bow to H&M because I don't see them as royal

[@donnaf422]

I'm for it but then again I'm in the US. It shows such respect for a wonderful Royal Family.

[@suepotter3107]

Absolutely do not stop the respectful bows & curtsies. I would feel so honored to meet them. Wonderful examples of a respecting Monarchy.

[@bridiesmith5110]

William should be careful of who he is listening to. We don’t want a half in half our monarchy.

[@thevocalcrone]

he's being quite ill advised OR he's doing a MM and being advised and not listening.

[@1964mtm]

It has always been said that PW knows his own mind and knows what he wants, but if people want to bow or curtsy, he can't make them not do it

[@thevocalcrone]

@@1964mtm actually he could as a condition of employment where if the employees were unwilling to do so.. they don't get the job or they lose the job. thats a naive comment.

[@LadyPaddington]

It's showing respect ... it's tradition ... AND it's part of the mystique. If you transition into "no difference", then what's the appeal?? Good manners and respect should _NOT_ go out of style. Preserve the protocol. There is too much "everyday" and not enough SPECIAL in this world already.

[@user-or4fe2sk3v]

Exactly - it's all part of the pomp and ceremony that goes into making the British Monarchy something that people travel miles to see. Let's not throw the baby out with the bath water!

[@susanjohnson9795]

For !! Because, although it seems old fashioned, it is a sign of respect. AND it's ROYALTY !!! It is something special and an indication that they are, not better than others. But, just a bit different. Tradition should not be thrown out because it's a little uncomfortable or even a little antiquated. It is a sign of respect and tradition.

[@user-et2xc2ww6q]

Times have changed, and people realise that it's ok to show your emotions. Very proud of Prince William .

[@ajune583]

Just Not constant whining!!

[@denyseleonard240]

I have actually seen video of the Queen showing feelings and even glee at sporting events. Of course horsing events where she had flesh in the game, but I recall a certain Braemar games where she got quite excited. She knew to have a stiff upper lip when it was needed, she did not lead with her heart on her sleeve, good leaders dont. William has been tested many times and has shown he can do this. I have no real feelings about the curtsy thing, but then I’m from Canada, however I trust the Prince will find the right balance. The Queen was very wise and let’s not forget she trained him herself. I am certain he discussed these ideas with her over the years, and with his father. Trust him.

[@purplevelvet69]

When a post is made about something Prince William has done. Catherine gets a little mention as his wife. When Megan does something it's always Megan and Prince Harry. When he isn't remotely involved

[@lindawood5735]

I'm an American & I'm for the curtsy & bowing, shows respect & tradition

[@earth0128]

Love seeing you out and about Neil ❤ William and Catherine are wonderful parents you can see the children are thriving and cherished.

[@lindawilliamson1045]

Keep the bowing and curtesy….respect.

[@pwookie]

For me its a sign of respect for the Monarchy or at the very least politeness and as an Anerican I don't have to but when in Rome..

[@diannaoliver2260]

Tradition but also manners on curtsying and bowing

[@apollonia6656]

Don't change snything, please .

[@user-yy5gq3rj1c]

I believe in respect. I would gladly curtsy when meeting a Royal, in spite of it not being an American tradition to do so for our dignitaries. I believe that we must honor others traditions’ cultures.

[@terribrumfield8399]

I'm an American and if I ever get the chance to go to Britain 🇬🇧 it's for DAM SURE I will always Bow to any & all Royals Purely out of Respect because I was raised with proper MANORS and MANORS matter no matter what anyone says ... 😊

[@sharonseed]

I like the fact our, Prince William, and our beautiful English Rose Catherine, Princess of Wales, shows their three gorgeous children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and little Prince Louis, love,support, and empathy, which is very important in children's lives, it gives them confidence, and stability. Although I think our dashing Prince William should stick to the Royal tradition of people curtsying to them, after all, after our beloved King Charles and Queen Camilla, our dashing Prince William, and our beautiful English Rose Catherine, will become our British King and Queen, and they are worthy of curtsying to. 🌹 ❤🇬🇧

[@uma4425]

Queen Elizabeth set the standard. They are not commoners. There is nothing wrong with bowing and curtsying. It is ok to be modern without losing your identity. The monarchy brings in millions to GB. People like to see the pomp and splendor and William should remember this.

[@kickinkaren478]

I love how George and William mirror each other. They do that a lot.

[@Missy802]

The great future King and Queen will always shine nothing will change that

[@Minaish11]

It's absolutely NECESSARY for people to bow or curtsey to the royals. What's the point otherwise? William should understand that it makes the people who are making this gesture feel special because it brings home that they're in the presence of royalty. 🩷From Bombay 🇮🇳

[@dee2251]

The Japanese bow out of the respect. Some countries rub noses. The Maoris perform the aka. Native American Indians have their rituals & ceremonies & traditions and chiefs etc. We have ours & bowing & curtsying our part of ours. It’s a sign of great respect for our monarchs & Royalty and it’s an ancient tradition, so yes we need to keep it.

[@journeysintothelight2133]

In all the shops in Japan, at the end of their shift, at the closure of the shops, ALL the employees are lined up and bow to each customer that leaves the shop. It's their tradition. To show respect to everyone. But I would find it very cumbersome and time consuming if the employees in other countries would be forced to do the same. In any case, I think that MOST of the people will still bow or make a small curtsy, our nature is to show respect to those who deserve it.

[@user-or4fe2sk3v]

Yes, just like we shake hands when introduced to someone. It's part of our culture.

[@karenrhodes9973]

They are Royalty and should be treated as such. The Royal family and history is what makes Britain so special, without it you just have a Politician running the show. I would have no issue showing some respect to members of this family, (excluding of course EX Royals), curtseying and bowing is part of the tradition isn't it?

[@valfrasier39]

It is a sign of respect, however, as an old lady with stiff joints I'd rather bow than curtsy.

[@KV42953]

I'm American and it's not my place to comment, however, I have always admired the respect shown to the Royal Family by the British citizens. It is a custom most unique to Great Britain, and I would be disappointed if that unique custom would end.

[@Jeanette-sd5dc]

It's a different era. While the Queen was respected, Charles will own his own take on his reign, as will William. Showing emotion at the footy is normal and relatable, especially if both W anG are such massive fans.

[@AnnNunn-j1y]

It's a mark of respect something we seem to have lost in this country

[@katiebates6134]

I would curtsy to Prince William and Princess Catherine. I Respect them both. I would not curtsy, to the ex-Royals. For they have not earned it!

[@carolmiller9066]

I love your giving your chums the glimpses of you daily life. You are so busy on the move all day!

[@user-mf9tq3dh9c]

I absolutely love you showing us london. ❤️ ❤👋👋😊

[@clairepeters-finch7166]

It's a mark of respect and should be kept.

[@marionwhite5567]

I like the way the Japanese greet each other, they bow to each other, a sign of mutual respect.

[@DimWit000]

William and Catherine always turn people’s heads while Harry and Meghan always turn people’s stomachs.

[@lynn6221]

👏 👏 Well said

[@joycooper6343]

Well said

[@vivianrodriguez9340]

So true 🤣😂😅

[@p.e.p2368]

Why do you always make it about H & M ? GIVE IT A REST !!

[@Pea_Green]

@@p.e.p2368 get over yourself.

[@onotad]

Of course people should bow to the Royals. They should not water down the Monarchy, once respect is gone it can never be retrieved. William will have to learn to live with it.

[@niveditasen6496]

I'm not British, I don't live in Britain and your Monarchy is not mine....BUT...I am always willing to show my respect in an appropriate way to those I respect. I follow our traditional ways of showing respect in our country and I would be willing to follow your system when I'm in your country. Yes, people should always show respect to those worth it in whatever way they think is appropriate.

[@PoiDog2266]

UGH!! STOP OVER CASUALIZING EVERYTHING!!!! Traditions are such wonderful things to KEEP

[@MegaSnakegirl]

I totally agree! And I'm American!❤

[@uma4425]

@@MegaSnakegirl Me too.

[@user-or4fe2sk3v]

I agree - love tradition. Not everything has to be modern.

[@Sotto_]

​@user-or4fe2sk3v Agreed, and "modern" now seems synonymous with wiping everything away. They aren't "modernizing" anything if they remove it altogether and don't replace it with something else or better in its stead.

[@PoiDog2266]

@@MegaSnakegirl Me too. Well, Hawaiian first😉....must be why I respect Royalty, and have a strong belief in keeping traditions🤙.Modernization has it's perks, but we cannot give up some of the respectful habits of old. Respect, Aloha, or kindness to others, and paying attention to, learning the lessons of those who have been before.....all should be eternal. It's AMAZING how brilliant some of the world's ancients were!!!!! We don't always know better just because we are modern and have more gadgets🤣

[@NN-qb3qb]

I love that they are emotional & show their loving sides. It's wonderful

[@HighlySensitiveintrovert]

I think that tradition should stay. A sign of respect

[@LucyLocketful]

It's a mark of respect to him/ the King / Queen as figureheads for our country - not to them as a person who''d be special in their own right.

[@Isogotit]

I think it’s okay to show emotion. Times have change but the tradition of respect should continue.

[@orionsdaughter6349]

We all saw the queen watching the geegees at ascot, cheering. I would imagine most people will still continue to bow and curtsey, its part of the charm .

[@user-or4fe2sk3v]

It is charming - in a world that has lost a lot of charm.

[@ayoitzgrant8120]

I would not mind bowing to HRH Prince and Princess of Wales as it's a gesture of respect and admiration. I'm an American 🇺🇲

[@celiarosser7290]

I love how Prince William and Prince George mirrored the same responses. They had no idea they were doing the same thing. It showed this American how close the Wales are.

[@donnalayton6876]

I think the bow and curtsey should be kept. It is a mark of respect.

[@marikasaphiris9371]

They have to move forward, the Royal Family will always be respected.👋

[@janiesamaroo3235]

Yes showing respect to Royals .. for bowing and cutesy

[@carolleconte237]

NO NO pls keep tradition bows to our King and Queen YES keep doing it

[@user-te5pj8zz8z]

I think the difference with Prince William is that he went to university as William. He worked in search and rescue as Big Willy. Of all the monarchs and monarchs to be, he is the only one to really live as a commoner and who didn’t mind being treated as commoner. That said, I at least like to see the bow of a head if we aren’t going to see a curtsy. It is just a matter of respect, royal or not.

[@trandall2038]

I’m for curtsying and bowing. It’s traditional, shows respect and holds more meaning than these 5 step handshakes.

[@joangordon3376]

It is a courtesy and shows respect.

[@sabinekoch3448]

Here the magistrates also give a little bow to acknowledge the judge in court … keep a respectful tradition going, I think.

[@texasgal07]

For!! We need to show respect every time. IMHO

[@Isa-th2tp]

I always thought it's a sign of respect.

[@susandillaway5448]

I think it is respect for the Crown of the UK & Northern Ireland and should stay.

[@damsonginqueen1180]

Showing respect to our beloved Royal Family should be a must. Yes keep the bowing or curtsies. We don’t want these wonderful 🇬🇧traditions failing, wave the 🇬🇧 sing “Land of hope and glory” be proud to be 🇬🇧. Thank you Neil for your wonderful videos, taking your time and giving us all a treat with stunning pictures 👏👏👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼to all your wonderful subscribers.

[@maryoleary2037]

Between his mother, Diana and his beautiful wife, Catherine, William has gained a wonderful warmth about him. He is especially affectionate with his children. As for bowing and curtsying, I think it should be up to the individual to show, or not show, as a sign of respect. Personally, I would LOVE the opportunity to meet a Royal and drop a curtsy.

[@mbd6054]

You've omitted his father, who is a very warm and kind man, and a man of whom William is very proud.

[@maryoleary2037]

@@mbd6054 I didn't mean to suggest that Charles is not a loving or kind father. Of course, he is. But Charles was more reserved in showing affection, perhaps due to a more structured, Royal upbringing.

[@mbd6054]

@@maryoleary2037 All the evidence is to the contrary. Charles was in no way reserved in showing affection to the boys, either publicly or privately, as is very well documented in umpteen videos and photographs online, and in numerous books, with the one exception of Harry's book. Harry did try to portray the King as reserved, but like much of Harry's book, his memory seems to have failed him in that regard as well.

[@pozzee2809]

Prince William would do well to remember that a Great Deal of the Allure of the Monarchy, is the History and Traditions ❤🙇‍♀️

[@suehardy9456]

Ppl should still bow and curtsy. They are Royal and have earned that respect

[@bigspruce9388]

All for the bow. Tradition is where we've been and who we are and a little respect is what we need in this world.

[@CobwebCottage]

Always curtsy, if you're female, or bow if you're male. As you said Neil, it's a mark of respect. But, being brutally honest here - I would never curtsy to Harry or Meghan. They've done nothing to earn my respect..

[@jsilverman8881]

I loved to see William and Catherine out and about with their children. Leading by example ❤ and I would love to curtsey for the pair, even being American, that is how much I respect them and their traditions 😉

[@stephenbest3504]

William needs to be mindful. People pay respect to the rank first and always

[@maryeshenaur6016]

I'm a bit old fashioned, bowing and curtsies are a sign of respect to the Royals. Keep it going. Thanks Neil for all of the hard work you do.

[@elhovobulgaria8661]

Part of being British - let’s not lose our traditions and oddities

[@Jackie-zg8ct]

I appreciate the curtsey and bowing...shine of respect

[@cynthialarson3251]

For showing respect for the Monarchy that behaviour to maintain how honorable and long lived this part of history live.

[@Sassie1]

As an American I would curtsey IF I was ever presented to royalty (except for the duo in California) esp. if I was in the UK as that is the known custom for showing respect. Just as I would stand if I was at an event in another country and their national anthem was to be played.

[@joycebecerra9020]

I love seeing the bowing. Showing such wonderful respect.

[@giaatta9303]

I love Prince William and Prince George!

[@spinning1063]

Keep the respect

[@MadeinPI]

William better NOT!!! Old tradition rocks,,,,

[@lindadeavours3327]

I think showing respect is relevant. Yet, people do become excited and forget. William is finding ways to help people relax.

[@dawnoliver3477]

Prince William is the new era …well done …no company continues in the management style of yester year ..he is doing an amazing job

[@mmartin1030]

Keep The Respect, Traditions. It’s That Which Binds The Culture 🫠❤2🇬🇧❤🇺🇸

[@iwallace6794]

I think William is being very wise in leaving it to everyone to courtsey/bow or not. The great majority of us will continue to offer this mark of respect.

[@arvie89]

Neil, time is changing. The late Queen had her way now it’s time for KC3 and William. You can show respect with out bowing.

[@neverwrong5544]

To a royal?

[@maryhandley9]

I love your reports because you are honest and I trust you

[@JudySmith-rz1hh]

Never been to your beautiful country. Thank u for being out and about. You are just great!

[@lizsteel9435]

It is an honour or respect to a Royal hierarchy.

[@karencasey5072]

I’m for the curtsey and the bowing it shows a mark of respect which has been gained through the years and is up to William to carry on the work that his ancestors have before him 😊

[@marlenewolffe4613]

Ho Niel, thanks for your daily pod cast. Enjoy watching every morning. You work very hard.

[@ladytamaya4737]

I fully agree with the views of late Queen Elizabeth. There is absolutely no need for excessive relateability.